Gul Md Ershad
Does anyone know the difference, in practical terms, betweenDifference between Thread.Sleep (10000) and Thread.CurrentThread.Join (10000)?
By Gul Md Ershad in .NET on May 05 2015
  • Gul Md Ershad
    May, 2015 5

    Thread.Sleep() in theory should no stop your application from responding toother Threads, i.e. the main one. Where as Thread.Join().Thread.Join() will ensure that a thread has terminated, in theory, blockingthe call thread indefinatly, until the calling thread terminates.

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